Graduate Students

Degree Requirements

Doctor of Philosophy
Master of Science in Computer Science
Professional Master's in Artificial Intelligence
Professional Master's in Computer Science
Professional Master's in Network Engineering
Bachelor's-Accelerated-Master's (BAM) Programs
Master of Science in Technology, Cybersecurity & Policy (Discontinued)

Forms & Policies

Forms & Policies
Earning a CS MS as a Non-CS PhD Student
Earning a MS AI degree as a Non-CS PhD Student
Switching Between Various MS Degree Options within the Department
Dual-Degree Program (Professional MSCS / Engineering Management)
Breadth/BIN Courses
PhD/Research MS conference travel/publication support
Professional Internship Course (CSCI 6930)
External Funding Opportunities for Graduate Students
MSCPS Projects Requirement
Independent Study Course (CSCI 5900 and CSCI 7900)

Graduate Handbooks

Graduate Student Handbook Archive (F16 through F25)

  • For students in Computer Science PhD program - admitted during the 2026–2027 academic year
  • For students in Computer Science Traditional (research based) Master's program - admitted during the 2026–2027 academic year
  • For students in Computer Science Professional (course based) Master's program - admitted during the 2026–2027 academic year
  • For students in Professional (course based) Artificial Intelligence Master's program - admitted during the 2026–2027 academic year
  • For students in Professional (course based) Network Engineering Master's program - admitted during the 2026–2027 academic year

Additional 91´«Ã½

The Graduate School offers a wealth ofÌýacademic resourcesÌýand campus resourcesÌýresources for graduate students. Campus resources include everything from professional development and counseling services, to child care and disability services.

To communicate concerns related to academic issues or academic conflicts, please refer to theÌýGraduate School's grievance process and procedures.Ìý